Bernal originally agreed to a transcribed interview scheduled for June 26, but withdrew after the Trump White House counsel announced it would not assert executive privilege—removing the legal protection Bernal was previously relying upon.

Comer said in a statement:

“With no privilege left to hide behind, Anthony Bernal … never intended to be transparent about Joe Biden’s cognitive decline and the ensuing cover-up. … I will promptly issue a subpoena to compel Anthony Bernal’s testimony before the Committee”.

Bernal, often described as the “work husband” of Jill Biden, was an integral figure within the White House, accompanying the Bidens on official trips and playing a significant role within their inner circle.

His subpoena mandates his appearance for a deposition on July 16. Failure to comply could lead to contempt charges and potential enforcement by the Department of Justice, Comer’s office said.

The Oversight Committee is probing whether senior aides—such as Neera Tanden, Dr. Kevin O’Connor, and Bernal—were involved in concealing signs of mental decline or misusing autopen signatures to issue official documents without President Biden’s direct involvement.

Former aide Neera Tanden voluntarily testified last week and stated she had limited direct contact with Biden, despite signing documents on his behalf—a revelation that raised questions about who truly managed executive power

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Bernal had previously agreed to a transcribed interview scheduled for June 26, but subsequent to the White House waiving executive privilege for several former aides, his attorneys informed the committee that he would no longer participate.

Rep. Comer responded sharply:

“With no privilege left to hide behind, Anthony Bernal … never intended to be transparent … The Oversight Committee will not tolerate this obstruction,” he said, announcing that he has issued a subpoena requiring Bernal to testify on July 16.

The committee is examining whether top aides concealed signs of cognitive decline in President Biden—especially in light of revelations from former Staff Secretary Neera Tanden and others who described limited direct interaction with the president and the use of an autopen for official documents.

Additional scrutiny has fallen on Bernal following comments by DNC vice chair David Hogg and a former White House employee, who described him as wielding “an enormous amount of power” within the West Wing and influencing staff decisions behind the scenes.

Bernal’s testimony now looms as a central test in the committee’s broader effort to determine “who was really calling the shots in the Biden White House,” according to Comer

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“[Biden] is a granddaddy,” Crockett said. “His mental deficiency is still 1000 times better than what we currently have.”

Her comments came amid renewed public debate over Biden’s cognitive sharpness, a topic that has remained in the spotlight even after his departure from office.

Crockett urged Americans to apply a consistent standard when evaluating public officials, regardless of party affiliation.

“I just wish that ultimately this country would judge each of our leaders with the same measuring stick,” she added.

Crockett represents a Texas district in the U.S. House of Representatives and has been one of the more outspoken defenders of Democratic leadership. Her remarks appear to reflect broader frustrations among Democrats over what they see as an uneven media narrative surrounding political fitness.

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